Process for the production of urea having a low carbamate conten

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds – C-metal

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C07C12600

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ABSTRACT:
The improvement in the process for production of urea wherein carbon dioxide and excess ammonia are reacted in a synthesis zone producing a solution of urea contaminated with ammonium carbamate which is decomposed in a decomposer having a pressure lower than the pressure in the synthesis zone which comprises allowing the solution which passes into the decomposer to flow as a thin film over a surface heated to an extent sufficient to cause at least a part of the ammonium carbamate to decompose into gaseous carbon dioxide and ammonia, the latter recycled to the synthesis zone.

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